The Myth of The Black DICK

The Age-Old Question still remains prevalent in our Contemporary, Modern Society...

Do Black Men have LARGER DICKS than those of White and Asian Men?

The scariest idea regarding the Myth and Stereotype that Black Men have Longer and Thicker Dicks than those of our counterparts, is the fact that the concept stems from a very Dark and Ugly place. Black men, for the most part, have always been looked upon, in American and European society as a Sexual Monster; a threat of sorts, unto white men, and 'Their' white women. Specifically, Black men have endured the backlash of being labeled as Primitive and driven by Animal instincts. These notions have led to a falsehood which reigns over the ego-driven position of men in our Westernized Society.

Phallus symbols, shaped and erected in the form of Penises stand as infamous statuettes and landmarks, amongst every major stomping ground of Power and Prestige in our country. Built between the walls of every national capital sight and locale of decision making reprise, buildings and monuments are built to represent the 'POWER' that erects in the Penis of men who hold Prestige above 'The People'. The Larger and more Grandeur the phallus symbol, the more important and significant the location and/or individual. Men and women, of every ethnic and socioeconomic group, place significant emphasis on the Length, Thickness and 'Power' that exists in the Penis. MOST of the attention is embedded from age-old teachings, fables, and daily acceptances, while many of them stem from a concious ideal of what is considered to be BIG and pleasing vs. Penises that are deemed to be Little and Useless. As Black men, subconciously present a fear amongst white men, labeled The Barbarian Negro, they simultaneously ignite an interest amongst white women, as being labeled, a Sexual Mandigo Brute. However, as Black men have grown to accept the notion that their Penises are Larger and Thicker than those of men from other ethnic groups; Have we, as a race, begun to place our source of 'POWER' in our Bodies and Bedroom antics, as oppose to selling our 'POWER' as an existence of the Mind and Classroom/Boardroom Prowess?

Through various, scientific studies, it HAS been proven that there does exist a minute difference in the size of Black Mens Penises, in comparison to those of White and Asian men. The 1948 Kinsey report revealed that the genitals of Black Men were LARGER when unerected, though the difference is EQUALIZED when erected.

Accordingly, the average size of an adult, White Penis is 5.5-6 inches, as the average size of an adult, Black Penis is 6-6.5 inches. Hispanic men fall inbetween 5.8-6.3 inches, as Asian men tend to have smaller Penis sizes, measuring between 5.0-5.5 inches.

There is no correlation between the Physical build of a Mans Body, Hands or Feet and the Size, Length or Width, of his Penis. People tend to assume that because a man is tall, thick and /or muscular, his penis tends to be Larger than a man who is short, thin and/or slim in build.

I also wonder...If Black Boys grow up, being taught that their Dicks are suppose to be Larger than those of their White, Asian and Hispanic Classmates, does he Not begin to feel even more inferior to them, IF during Gym class or other situations where he sees himself naked beside his peers, his Penis has not developed to be Longer or Thicker in width?

How does this effect his Psyche as a young man, as well as the role he plays amongst the peer group?

We tend to Honor the 'Black Dick' Myth as a Praiseworthy phenomenon within our culture; especially within the mainstream media and commercial neighborhoods of our society. Its a bit Dangerous, for it further marginalizes the Success of Black Boys/Black Men as they interact with Black Women, and attempt to create Healthy, Sexual relationships in their Lives. Think about it.

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